Sentence examples for increasingly very from inspiring English sources

"Buddha" may be a small move for polychrome sculpture, but it's a big one for Mr. Sunairi, and in a direction that is increasingly very much his own.

I think the poor in India are increasingly very empowered, and the time has come when the novel can portray them in a more realistic way.

And the second is that the context became dominated by kidnappings with increasingly very poor outcomes.

And as well as being on the small side it's also increasingly very insulated.

Micro-Electro-Mechanical-System (MEMS) is becoming increasingly very popular as it finds its application in various fields.

"We are having increasingly very relevant conversations with tier-one and blue-chip companies to offer advanced solutions".

In fact, increasingly, the very idea of "national" is losing its heft.

"In addition, in an increasingly globalized, very fast-moving world, unionized companies may not be able to adjust as quickly".

Pinnacle's planners peg Montclair as "hip, increasingly diverse, very intellectual, but at same time not at all collegiate or frumpy," he said.

But what began as a shelter for small businesses, the so-called subchapter S partnerships, has increasingly attracted very large ones, including Menards, the mutual fund giant Fidelity and the huge engineering firm Bechtel.

They increasingly attracted very fine directors and actors to make work for a space that many wrongly predicted would simply be a kind of Disney theatre and about which even the theatrical profession was initially pretty huffy.